Procedural responsibilities of the accused person: legislative regulations and condition of implementation

Abstract

This article contains analysis of liabilities of a person under accusation process. It was defined that liabilities are imposed on such a person in the result of executing of a corresponding disclosed procedural decision exclusively. Procedural liabilities are classified depending on the type of rights, which limitation arises out of executing such liability. The article includes a comparative analysis of procedure for summons in criminal, civil, economic and administrative procedure. Non-efficiency of summons and excessive formalism of summons receipt confirmation has been identified. Handing over summons as a ground for liability to come on-call arising and forwarding summons as a due procedure performance to provide a person’s arrival at the place of a procedural action or a court hearing have been separated. Introduction of an obligatory e-mail submission system for all citizens to receive official notifications from state and self-government bodies to provide real receipt, including summons to pre-trial investigation bodies or a court, as well as for due confirmation of summons sending have been suggested.